Seven Generational Ruminations

A free quarterly magazine, a website, and a collection of blogs for anyone who thinks bikes make great transportation.

A comparison of bicycling between Europe and the U.S. (Well, the Netherlands) Bicycling is fully integrated with daily life in the Netherlands, but in the U.S. is this weird thing only done by enthusiasts for recreation.

The International Human Powered Vehicle Association is an association of national associations and organizations, dedicated to promoting improvement, innovation and creativity in the use of human power, especially in the design and development of human-powered vehicles.

covering specialised bikes, cycling as transport and human power. It's a quarterly dose of cycle inspiration. Velo Vision is a quarterly cycling magazine celebrating cycle culture worldwide. It is a magazine for those passionate about cycling, and whose interest is in the practical applications of cycling, bikes as a transport solution, and cycling as a bridge between like-minded people across the world.

It contains authoritative technical material, intriguing stories of cycling people and communities from across the world, cycling art, history and literature, and of course the latest from the world of specialised cycle design: workbikes, recumbents, folders, family cycling and more.

An exploration of excuses and answers related to bicycling to work and bicycling in general.

All about bicycles meant for utilitarian needs. Carrying cargo etc.

"Bike advocacy in high heels. From the worlds cycling capital." This is a bicycle blog from Copenhagen, Denmark.

A message board covering all aspects of bicycling.

Looking for ideas on how to increase your mileage and your enjoyment of the sport of cycling? You've come to the right place. Ready To Ride is for non-competitive cyclists who want to balance the demands of career and family with the physical, mental, and equipment requirements of cycling at the next level up.

Come on, join our pace-line. We hate to ride alone!

bike-in-a-bag.com offers a precision built, easy and fun to ride, folding bike, with a special dual purpose bag. The bag has a dual purpose. Firstly to carry the bike, using a handle and shoulder strap. Then when you are ready to ride, the bag coverts into a backpack to carry your stuff. So instead of struggling to balance a briefcase or shopping bag on your handlebars, or fitting a rack and panniers, you can carry it on your back using a highly visible rucksack.